Manish

I am facing the same problem. The plugin is broken and gives the error “undefined undefined” when you type @ and a letter after it.

Can you please help resolve this?

I am sorry.

Actually to define a variable with a global scope, I don’t think we have to declare it global. Just the following is sufficient:

$client = the_author_meta(‘client’);

This will automatically have global scope.

Then when you use it within a function, you declare it as global as follows:

function set_client(){
global $client;
echo $client;
}

My problem is that in the global scope, the function the_author_meta(‘client’) does not return any value.

This is exactly how I have don, but when I echo the $client value, it displays empty.

On the other hand, it works fine, if it is just a local variable.

I just did some investigation, and found the source of the problem.

Within my posts I am using some other short codes such as the following:

[member]

[/member]

My text and latex short codes are within this short code. If I remove this short code, the latex short codes are parsed correctly.

If these short codes are present, then the latex short code is not parsed.

How can I resolve this…